The whales finally stopped. CDD came down + the number of wallets rebounded—this is a script I know well: the night before a breakout.

After months of selling by whales, Bitcoin's price has rebounded to around $65,000. Large holders have ended the main selling phase and are increasing their positions again, with the CDD dropping significantly, indicating a slowdown in selling. After falling to $63,800 in early June, it rebounded, with approximately 11,400 BTC transferred from exchanges to private wallets, showing buying at low levels. The net inflow of BTC ETFs runs parallel to whale involvement, and by June 14, the number of wallets holding more than 100 BTC has increased, suggesting a price breakout is imminent.